I'm using 2.0.12, but the same applies for previous releases.
I'm using CVS and when I checkout new files they are read-only. When I open such file with Dev-PHP I can modify it without any warnings, I can press Ctrl-S as well, to save it - no mssages again. Although, the data is not written on the hard drive, i.e. I am under the impression that I've saved my file and will eventualy loose my changes when I close it.
I've reported this as a bug a while ago, but when it will be fixed?
Thanks in advance,
Neven.
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i had the same #=%* problem with cvs :-)
Version 2.0.13 fixed the problem with a dialog box in case saving is unsuccessful.
However, a future fix will have to detect that the file is read-only, thus avoiding any modification in synEdit.
Regards.
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Thank you very much.
Do I need to checkout the latest SVN and compile it, or there is a binary/install package. I don't have Delphi, is there any alternatives?
Thanks in advance for your support,
Neven Boyanov.
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If you don't have Delphi, i'm afraid you'll have to wait a little.
Next version (once again), might allow downloading newer versions. Only the last known version of a product version will be concerned - but we'll have choice between Experimental and Stable versions (or both).
Although, there is another problem related to the same issue. When I open a file that is with read-write permissions I can edit it, of course, but if for one reason or another it have become a read-only file, I can still edit it. Even more, when I press [Save] it will print a message "cannot create a file ..." worning me that the operation was not successful, but surprisingly it will clear the [modified] flag, i.e. I can close the file even if there are changes in the buffer.
Thank again,
Neven.
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There is another issue with read-only files. The buttons in the HTML-Toolbar will modify the buffer even if it is read-only and you cannot change it from the keyboard. That's not a big problem, but anyway, I though you might want to know it.
Regards,
Neven.
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I'm using 2.0.12, but the same applies for previous releases.
I'm using CVS and when I checkout new files they are read-only. When I open such file with Dev-PHP I can modify it without any warnings, I can press Ctrl-S as well, to save it - no mssages again. Although, the data is not written on the hard drive, i.e. I am under the impression that I've saved my file and will eventualy loose my changes when I close it.
I've reported this as a bug a while ago, but when it will be fixed?
Thanks in advance,
Neven.
Hi,
i had the same #=%* problem with cvs :-)
Version 2.0.13 fixed the problem with a dialog box in case saving is unsuccessful.
However, a future fix will have to detect that the file is read-only, thus avoiding any modification in synEdit.
Regards.
fix to manage read-only file attribute could be ok (subversion server updated)
Regards.
Thank you very much.
Do I need to checkout the latest SVN and compile it, or there is a binary/install package. I don't have Delphi, is there any alternatives?
Thanks in advance for your support,
Neven Boyanov.
If you don't have Delphi, i'm afraid you'll have to wait a little.
Next version (once again), might allow downloading newer versions. Only the last known version of a product version will be concerned - but we'll have choice between Experimental and Stable versions (or both).
Regards.
Exp http://devphp.sourceforge.net/2.0/devphp2_0_13_212.exe
:-[
Right place is :
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/devphp/devphp2_0_13_212.exe
Regards.
Thanks again, it works good.
Although, there is another problem related to the same issue. When I open a file that is with read-write permissions I can edit it, of course, but if for one reason or another it have become a read-only file, I can still edit it. Even more, when I press [Save] it will print a message "cannot create a file ..." worning me that the operation was not successful, but surprisingly it will clear the [modified] flag, i.e. I can close the file even if there are changes in the buffer.
Thank again,
Neven.
Hi Neven,
« if a file has been edited and cannot be saved, then its 'modified-flag' must not be reset ! » Oh My God - quite obvious :-[
That has been fixed for the 'Save' menu item. However another bug appears afterwards while checking the 'Close' menu item :(
To be continued, sorry...
Well, could be fixed...
Subversion server updated.
New release 2.0.13.236 added to sf.net
Regards,
Pierre.
There is another issue with read-only files. The buttons in the HTML-Toolbar will modify the buffer even if it is read-only and you cannot change it from the keyboard. That's not a big problem, but anyway, I though you might want to know it.
Regards,
Neven.
Thanks for your report.
You're right - accepted.
Fixed for next version.
Regards,
Pierre.